The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-29
SUNBEIAMS.

W. "hONSAh
Mrs. +. Fl. Willis visited Watertown
the first of the week.
Elder Traveller passed through town
on the passenger Monday morning.
"A full line of gents spring underwear,
hats and caps at F. H. Willis & Co.'S.
That evergreen illustrated in another
cOlum is accompanied with valuable in
ormation. Read it.
Since the trains on this division have
changed time the mail from the south
is distributed every evening.
Tears shed upon a coffin will not blot
oul that which may have been cast in
life upon the stilled heart within.
"A new and select stock of prints,
ginghams and dress goods at +. H..
Willis d Cos, the new red front.
Geo. Hanks and family and Miss Mac
elroy, of Aberdeen, came down for Il
pleasure ride last Monday returning in
the evening.
james w. Dennison, one of the pio-
neers of Brown county and substantial
farmer of Rondell, took dinner at the
Warner house last Monday.
C. Sanborn, of Newhope, boarded
Tuesday nights train at this place for a
two months S~oiourn with friends and
relatives at Necedah, Wis.
Since the Dakota Pioneer has changed
it's day of publication from Thursday to
Monday morning Aberdeen issues a
paper every day in the week.
N. I. Gilbert IS repainting, repapering
and otherwise preparing the inside OF
his store prior TO putting in a large and
select stock of general merchandise.
ATTENTION FARMERsl-Can you afford
to let your crops go uninsured? Think
of it and then insure with the Plankin-
ton Mutual, Frank Payne, agent, at
Warner.
Cole the retired druggist and vet.
|ernary surgeon, has just completed the
erection OF a very ~eOnvenieuG writing
desk with pigeon hole attachments for
l.. q. Hanson.
j. l.. Lavigne, of Newhope, was in
town last week, the first time since
early last fall, having been confined TO
his home by sickness. Mr.. LIS health
is slowly improving.
We learn that Beard Bros, of AheF
deem, were in town last Monday talking
county seat relocation. Who are
Beard Brosg Wedo not find their name
on our advertising list.
Mnn, the Chinese l~anndryman
at Groton, departed from this world via
the opium route, last Monday. Not
knowing his religion we are unable to
state just where he has gone.
The party or parties who maliciously
kidnapped a scoop shovel branded
on the OF side with an M y from the
Warner House stable, is respectfully but
very earnestly requested TO return the
same to save further unpleasantness.
-ReV. VIM. Brown, The new Methodist
minister, arrived last Saturday evening
and delivered a very eloquent and in
teresting initial sermon at the school
house Sunday evening. Services will
be held next Sabbath evening In the
new M. +. church.
We have some very fine eyergreens
enroute from Wisconsin which we de-
sire our readers to examine a. soon as
they arrive. They are. Wisconsin grown
trees and are guaranteed to be sound
and fresh, and are for sale at 2 very
low price. Cali and examine them.
Why couldn't the old and young peo-
ple Of Warner and vicinity organize a
Good Templar's lodgey Almost every
town In the county boasts of q like or
g~anizat4on and why should not Warner?
Let some of the older people take this
10 hand and help start the Young folks
n.
TO some one who has a little capital
at his disposal we would say that he
could find no better place or time to in
vest it than right here in Warner this
very spring in building a few tenement
houses. There is a large demand for
these house at present and there eer
tainly will be alarger demand IN the
future.
erred slightly last week when we
stated that Albert Gauge and wife, OF
Melletto, were visiting the family OF
George Gange at this PLACE. It was
Mrs. George Gange and son, re-
turning from a visit 10 relatives as Mel
lette and Albert merely accompanied
them home. Albert is still confined to
single ~blessedness'' but il the signs of
the times are right he will soon make q
desperate attempt TO free himself.
The meeting last Sunday to re-organ-
ize the Warner Sunday school vas quite
largely attended and the organization,
permanent, we hope, was harmOniously
performed. The Sunday school will be
held at the school house az II o'clock
every Sunday morning. More new
members are desired. The following
Officers were chosen Mrs. l. ID. Bur.
dick, superintendent, L. G. Turner, sec
Rotary and Nellie Gilbert, librarian.